Websites for fitness and health
Trainers and health practitioners use a website to explain their classes or sessions, show their qualifications and make it easy to start.
What your website should do
Clients want to know what you offer, whether it suits them, and how to take the first step. Be careful with health claims: only state what you can support, and avoid promising results.
Classes and sessions
Describe what each session involves, who it suits and how long it lasts.
Timetable
Show your class times or availability clearly, and update it when things change.
Qualifications
List the qualifications and memberships you hold. Only include those you can prove.
A clear first step
A simple "book a free call" or "send a message" button, with your contact details.
Pages we would suggest
- Home, with a clear first step
- Classes or services
- Timetable
- About you and your qualifications
- Prices, if you want to show them
- Contact
Questions to answer on the form
Tell us what you offer, where you run sessions, your timetable, your qualifications, and your prices if you want to show them. Do not include health claims you cannot back up.
What it costs
A website is £299 one-off, with 12 months of hosting, your domain and business email included. An online shop is from £399. You pay £99 to start and the rest when you are happy. No monthly fees. See pricing.